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Taking down a large lawn Oak
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<blockquote data-quote="Iska3" data-source="post: 5238917" data-attributes="member: 40533"><p>I'm glad that you don't live near me, I'd feel sorry for you and come over and help. Cleaning up that and walking around in all that snow makes it a bit nasty and no one like wet gloves.. On the positive side, you won't get much mud or dirt in the bark.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Iska3, post: 5238917, member: 40533"] I'm glad that you don't live near me, I'd feel sorry for you and come over and help. Cleaning up that and walking around in all that snow makes it a bit nasty and no one like wet gloves.. On the positive side, you won't get much mud or dirt in the bark. [/QUOTE]
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